LitLinks: Think like a conservationist!
GUEST BLOGGER KATE RIETEMA Objective Students will be able to explain how regional climates affected...
LitLinks: Exploring time and sequence in nature and narrative
GUEST BLOGGER LYNN STREET I enjoy the overlap between STEM concepts and writing, and I’ve...
LitLinks: 4 easy ways to use nature as a springboard for art
GUEST BLOGGER SANDRA NICKEL Making Light Bloom tells the story of Clara Driscoll and how...
LitLinks: 3 easy lessons on cause/effect, point of view, and procedural writing
GUEST BLOGGER JESSICA STREMER Explore cause and effect, point of view, and procedural writing using...
LitLinks: An easy food web simulation that opens eyes (and hearts)
BY PATRICIA NEWMAN I had the good fortune to work with a group of environmental...
LitLinks: How to decode the mysteries of sleep with sea animals
GUEST BLOGGER BONNIE KELSO Children often wonder why we sleep. When you don’t understand the...
LitLinks: How alpacas can help students compare and contrast
GUEST BLOGGER CARRIE TILLOTSON Thousands of years ago, people living high in the Andes Mountains...
LitLinks: Let’s see how to build vocabulary with a STEM picture book
GUEST BLOGGER MARTA MAGELLAN Using UP, UP, AND AWAY, MONARCH BUTTERFLIES as a mentor text,...
LitLinks: Great ideas to help students practice the art of asking questions
GUEST BLOGGER JESSICA FRIES-GAITHER Asking and answering questions is at the heart of every scientific...
LitLinks: 3 easy ways shipwrecks can help students explore lyrical language
GUEST BLOGGER DEIRDRE LAIDE SHIPWRECK is a lyrical nonfiction picture book for children aged 7...
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